The Hindu Vocabulary 5 July 2025

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Curation

Noun

The action or process of selecting, organizing, and looking after the items in a collection or exhibition; the careful selection and organization of content for an audience.

(संकलन)

Selection, Organization, Management, Collection, Compilation, Archiving, Preservation, Display, Exhibit

Disorganization, Randomness, Neglect, Dispersal, Haphazardness, Chaos, Jumble, Disorder, Abandonment, Exclusion

The art gallery is known for its excellent curation of modern sculptures.

Intensive

Adjective

(Of a course of study or training) concentrated on a single subject or into a short time; (of agriculture or other economic activity) aiming to maximize output.

(गहन, तीव्र)

Thorough, Deep, Concentrated, Comprehensive, Rigorous, Exhaustive, Arduous, Detailed, In-depth, Focused

Extensive, Broad, Superficial, Light, Casual, Relaxed, Slow, Minimal, Basic, General

The hospital has an intensive care unit for critical patients.

Enormity

Noun

The quality of being extremely wicked or immoral; a grave crime or sin.

(भीषणता)

Atrocity, Outrage, Abomination, Heinousness, Immorality, Wickedness, Depravity, Villainy, Monstrosity

Triviality, Insignificance, Minor offence, Virtue, Goodness, Righteousness, Morality, Smallness, Minor Crime, Innocence

The enormity of the genocide shocked the world.

Exclusion

Noun

The process or state of excluding or being excluded.

(बहिष्करण)

Omission, Elimination, Prohibition, Barring, Banishment, Expulsion, Segregation, Rejection, Disbarment

Inclusion, Admission, Integration, Acceptance, Welcome, Incorporation, Embrace, Involvement, Access, Membership

The policy led to the exclusion of certain groups from the benefits.

Probability

Noun

The extent to which something is likely to happen or be the case.

(संभावना)

Likelihood, Chance, Possibility, Odds, Prospect, Expectation, Credibility, Plausibility, Potential, Tendency

Impossibility, Improbability, Certainty, Unlikelihood, Sureness, Doubt, Guarantee, Fact, Actuality, Reality

There is a high probability of rain tomorrow.

Intention

Noun

A plan or aim; an aim or purpose.

(मकसद)

Aim, Purpose, Goal, Objective, Plan, Design, Target, Resolution, Motivation, Desire

Accident, Chance, Coincidence, Serendipity, Fortuity, Unintentionality, Spontaneity, Inadvertence, Aimlessness, Thoughtlessness

Her intention was to finish the report by Friday.

Migrant

Noun

 A person who moves from one place to another, especially in order to find work or better living conditions.

(प्रवासी)

Immigrant, Emigrant, Nomad, Wanderer, Sojourner, Traveler, Refugee, Exile, Displaced Person, Newcomer

Resident, Native, Settler, Local, Permanent Resident, Indigenous, Inhabitant, Citizen

The government implemented policies to assist migrant workers.

Starker

Adjective

More severe or harsh; more sharply delineated; more bare or simple.

(अधिक कठोर)

Harsher, Severer, Bolder, Clearer, More Obvious, Sharper, More Pronounced, More Bare, More Austere

Milder, Softer, Warmer, Richer, Brighter, More Decorative, More Complex, Obscurer, Gentler, Fuzzier

The contrast between their lives became even starker after the economic downturn.

Drastic

Adjective

(Of an action or change) likely to have a strong or far-reaching effect; severe or extreme.

(जबरदस्त)

Extreme, Severe, Radical, Intense, Forceful, Vigorous, Rigorous, Harsh, Dire, Sweeping

Mild, Moderate, Gentle, Slight, Gradual, Subtle, Minor, Trivial, Insignificant

The company had to take drastic measures to cut costs.

Impactful

Adjective

Having a strong effect on someone or something.

(प्रभावशाली)

Powerful, Effective, Influential, Meaningful, Potent, Significant, Resounding, Striking, Compelling, Forceful

Ineffectual, Weak, Useless, Meaningless, Insignificant, Negligible, Trivial, Powerless, Feeble, Mild

Her speech was incredibly impactful and inspired many.

Native

Adjective

Associated with the place of a person's birth, whether as a resident or citizen; belonging to a person by birth.

(मूल निवासी)

Indigenous, Aboriginal, Original, Local, Born, Innate, Inherited, Natural, Authentic, Endemic

Foreign, Alien, Imported, Acquired, Adopted, Non-native, Immigrant, Exotic, Introduced, External

The native flora and fauna of the island are unique.

Integral

Adjective

Necessary to make a whole complete; fundamental or essential.

(अभिन्न)

Essential, Fundamental, Necessary, Crucial, Key, Indispensable, Core, Constituent

Optional, Non-essential, Supplementary, Peripheral, Dispensable, Superfluous, Extraneous, Accidental, Irrelevant

Trust is an integral part of any healthy relationship.